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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1897)
I TIT in rv\r A n A "nATT/v nTCip.J'Jr'flrT-wan A v.rAijrTT ! in COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat is Kept in a Ferment All Day bj Ciop Damage Reports. CLOSES AT A THREE-FOURTHS ADVANCE I.nrit Ann I n .IiiiniiK Vv A lion n .Mckc nnil l'e rk Tnc'iify-TtVo nml Unit O l Corn nnit UnlH CHICAGO , Mnrch 15.-Crop damng < re-ports nml denial of them kep wheat In'a ferment today nnt cnuscil consle1"rnlilo IrfPRillailty In the ntictuntlons. The general tretitl wai up w.ird , Mny closlrB nt n H6ic advance. Pie visions made nnolhcr Jump , closing nt fron 2l4c to 5o lilRlicr- for lard to 22'4r hlsh r fo pork. Corn closed n shade higher nnil o.itf ft Hluielc IO.KCT. Crop ilnmiiKo reportsm plentiful ftt 'ho opening of the wheat market , not only from Illinois , but nl o from Ind'nnn find Kuns.iH especially from the latter state. Wheat on tClat nccotint oponcil Htroug. Mny , whlcl closed Saturday nt 7314i73ie , opened a from 73ti ; to 73Jc , nnd In the course of the nr t hour'H trading It got ns high as T4Uc The Springfield report , \\hlch save the nrpa of winter whent killed In the state as 33 pur cent of the whole received parti U ? onflrma lion from private icports fiom the country The only thing tlmt prevented thn/c crop tlamage reportH from more sorlu'uly Influ- cm-inn the inntkeH was the fart tli.it onlv u nrt'k ago tcIcRrtitnH Irom Him" nr f-omvrs mild whciil previously tnought to be winter killed was Ktowlntf finely under the Inilu pncc of two or three iMy * of mlid weather The damnce lo winter whe-ut was not HIP only bullish feature of the liny'a new * , nl- thoiifih nothing lso hn.l .an } . pf.rt.i'iilar rffect on prices. The quantity o. oc.'an rim- fnfc ilerrviiHi-d l.r.OO.J'iO ' mi. last week and the domestic visible supply decreased _ _ ] , .llx.WO bu. , compared with n ilejr .isu of < > CM hu. t.ic rom-'imnill J- ? * ivi.-ck .if bofore. The world's rthlpiiHU H of uhont r.rul Hour to Europe last > veek were only 3.1JS.WO . year. Chlcatto lerj'nti wro 17 pars ; the yinr bt'forp they < voio W I-IM. Minneapolis nnd Oululh got 3UT V.IM .iiM'mt ' 2..I . earn Monday a week IIRO an.I 51 $ pars the Hlmllar day of the year befa-e , Some repot ts of a more RratlfyiiiB charac-ie" renurillng the crops vti'rp' received iftor 11 o clock anil pausid a decline ! to Tn'j AfteiIliat prlc.'s tlurtuutfd ncivoiMlv until rpnowcrt diimage reporld , this lime MY.-.Ing tbo l-'ri'iich el-op , vve-re n-celvwl , wiic'n raus'eil a reoi.vcry : o 74f. The market closed nt th it uric ; . Coin wn.s not rn'irh ilfeetpj l\v the iglta- tlon ovrr crop Imingn lo whent after tne first half hour of the - et. ljn. : Theopen'nji ' was llrm and n bhivloJilshvr nt fiom : to 24' ' r for May nnd an Improve-m.'nl to 2 . followed. Tinimil.ft liocnma we.ikor nn Increased eiffe-rlnss frum i r IVfrpre.iima - bly on Indications of lirfi1" ri-cclnH Mav finally fe-ttlnB down to J-t'io and clo3lni ; BtoaelV at.2lic bid. Htocr . woiei 77nOW bu. Oats orcncd llrm. phletly torotish Hjm- p.'Uhy with -A IIP it anl com , Imt 'ipilcr per sistent short KclllllK prlcu's clerlliu'l. The eloslni ; llrmness of vhp.it c-Mi. cd HOIIIC rrau tlon from the low pol i : . the intirki-t closliiR iitcadv. with vsr.mil price Jln'ie for the iliy. May open-vl V'.P Mtie" ; ! at from 17''iP ' to 17 0 , di Mini lo I1V11.V 'ind at 17'tP. Provisions were ajr.iln fa'rly ' nrtlvT at ad- vnncliiK prler1 ! . iho hlijliost rolnt of the day's rniircu beln .it the olasc. T > n > Im- rrovcmcntiui s-fiKvl l > v iino'.hT nnall run of hofis and und.T uood ImvliiJf by pack pr and coverlnf , by shorts r l o a.H'nnced Btpnillly. At the oloso Mav liotk was 22V4c lilp-hpr at SS.M',4 , May Sard ! < elo fp hlunpr nl XI 27'iJi-l 30 , and May rh ! 10c blglii-r at ti 7' < U . . UHllm.iter ro ; 'pt * ' rui-sl.iy Wheat. 2 e-ar ? : corn , L15 r.irs ; iiais. ' "M curs ; hogs 20,000 head. . v rjm leiKlIng futures ranpeil us follows ; AillcloH.I Op < ; n. | High. | Low.J iluae. ISafd'y. Whcnt March. VM TM VIM 73 May. . . _ JIH ! " M 7iK 71 SeiiV. " . 'llUJi 10JI ' 70 Com March. , 23H Mav.4W 21 'i i'4J July. . . . JfiH U.V4 Sipt. . . 20)1 OatH Mircli ' IDS , Mi'iy. . . . liii&u ' " i" ' < iuji7 July. . . . 1 U 1H ! < 18 ro-it- May. . . . 8 n'-'W 8 8-W 8 CO 8 8'J 8 110 July. . . B 70 8 1)3 ) 8 8 U.I H 7l ! ' Lard- Miiy. , 4 25 4 : i'J 4 SB 4 .10 4 2 JlllV. . . 4 UO 410 4 a7 * 4 3S Eiri Iltba Mny. . . . 4 r. ' 4 IU4 4 7U 4 ( IL'Ji _ July. . . 4 7U 4 4 ( i7W 4 70 4 CJ/ > No. 2. Ca h qunlatluns were as follows : lo KLOl'lt Firm ; winter palenlB , J4.30O4.SO ; llralKhts. Sl.Wff4.20 ; sprlnp fpoclnl . $4 CO ; ep Ini ; pnlentH , (4.00&4.10 ; BlrnlghiB , { 34033.70 ; hukcrx , I3.000J.40. Wlll'AT No. 2 sprlnir. 73c : No. 3 spring , sam 23s lo ple , 7f73Vtc : No. 2 re-il , 648S6C. COUN'-No. 2 , 23V4c. OAT Nei. 2. 16V4 lCic ; No , 2 white , Z0',421c ; Nn. 3 uhlle , ll ! ( ; 2Ic. UYi : No. 2 , 3214C. HAIll.iy No. 3 , f. o. h. , 24533o ; No. 4 , f , o. "KLAXSIII : > NO. i , "suowvtc. TIMOTHY .Sini-I'rlme. J2.C5a2.70. 1'UOVISIONH-Mcfii pork. i > * r bbl. , JS.70ff8.76. ! is. I anl , per 100ln. \ . . J4.SOW4 22V4.Short rlhs filler ( luoKC ) , J4.40 74.t0. ; Dry Faltcil fliquhlcrs ( boxed ) . J4.CO 4.75. bhort clear bliles boxeil ) , J1.7CI8) ) WI1IHKY nuilllcrs' llnlnhcil goods , per gnl. , HtJOAIlS-Cut loaf. JS.14 ; eranulntPil , J4.51. The follow Ins were the receipts nnd shipments lay opmi - ' , oT Ontliu Projiico exeliini-u to.liiv t'i'j bitter inir- In kpi wan ilr.n : crcaniury. llltio ) : il.ilry. lift , lllc. KITKH , CIIH.V : fri-Hh. l ) ! c lc. ) UhccHp. llrm ; ag iiHwlUHc. DifHHpel poultry , tlriii ; tiirkuvB , 1'JUc ; . chlckunu , 7.4 < 3HH < r. lUichH , 1 IMl''c. : tu New NKW YOIIK ISU.VUHAI. RIAHICICT. Unl tlnl t'nl in of tlie > Day on Gcncrnl last ClIIIIIIIOlllllcM. Ni\V YOIIK , Mnrch IS. riXltlll-HeCflptu , 28 , . nvt 142 lihU ; rjpcit , ] 5 , < C5 libli , ; quiet tut firm , with tn good prleen im wrslrin t.rands . hrlil hlKhrr ; winter diir IKitrntH , | 4.S5i)4.K ) > : u Inter KtrnlKhtH , J42S4.3S ; Unl Mlnnenolii piili-nts , } 4.20 f4.40 ; Mlnnerota bakers , I3.75fi3.li0lntcr ; low ( -rudcs. 12,4002 SO. It > v Htc Itec flour , iinlvt ; Biiperllne. J2.4502.CO. Duckuheut Kta ( lour , iiulcl nt Jll.'i4/,20. | 2i2i IIIICKWIIKAT ' Ptrady nl 3r > ' , Se- . Lhii e'eiliN MKAIQulet ; yellow weslcni , 3Sc. M.O IIYi : Klraily ; No. 2 wentcrn , 37O3P > i' . 100 HAIIliY-Hlenily ul 2t.fi2 Hc. 100H HAIILKY MAI.T Qnlel ; werleni , 4. ' > OVc. ) nrt WIU.'AT ixpoil . 8 .M7 hu , Himl , llrm : No. 1 11 hnul , M ! i' . ltlin | ( iiirneil | Hun nnil ailvunccil mle ni unfnuiriible tmji ncn * , llbernl ileci-Piifc In the \lrlhlc mipiily nnd Him Into c-nbh-ii , eiireil off under realizing , but llnully rallleil on uar ruiuoin. nnil tlcml Wfko nel hlKher ; No. 2 led. March , s rlnhfil m btSic : May , i0H ! > 0 3-lCc , closed al INK 79'ic. ( oil fOUN Ili-celplii , 28275 tu.t export * , 8943 bu. Aim H | > OI , tUpi | | ; Nil. 2 , Jk'Jici ' HcuciH'1mUeil , 2Sc. Alp Optloim ppiiivd ( Inn , > \h | uheal. but Hild off nil Am line \\ruthrr , nnd rln - ' iinrlmnrr-i | n in ; n't Ilel I ir ; Mil tell eloied lit .9'4" ; Mny , rOffJJUc clore.l lies li t 30o , Hill llATrt Hfi.clplii , 103o bu.j exMirt | . 1(3.735 ( bu Chi : Hl > ot. ilull ; No. 2. iiv. Optloim ilull mill nuler ; Cho cloblnR Uo lauer. May. ZlibtnVc , clOKei ) nt 21Sc. Con HAV-Uulct ; rlilpplni- , JMri.OO ; coed to Con Choli. > JlfOfMi,70 ( Con llOI'S-l'teiidy ; 1 | 0 rep , lljlle Co kl , 1(95 ( crop Ton JtlM , e ; UUi ciop , 8iT15c , ( ! ro HIDES Hlrr.nK ! Oal\nlon ISc ; Uumon Ayies , K\c UtifilDci ' Tekus. dry , 10 10 c ; Cnllfi.rnlu , Ifc. Si I.KATIIKIt rirm ; hemlock sol * . SliiSlc. ilr.i' I'llOVlKIONH-lU-ef llrm : JC.KlftSCO. Il-unn , pili'ke'l , JT.WHUCO ; i-jttru India mri < USMtilSO- ) , ilr.i'U Cut meats , llrm ; ple-kled huini , ' . ' { lUUc. Lur < l , Him ; f le-ni leam , J4 41 nominal ; mined , llrm. U 1'prk. hlKiirr ; menu , ja. 89.50 ; hdil clear , IU.S1 Con J10.75 ; fuinlly , .75W10.M. 'I allow , itull : city , Con founlry. 3'ic. cun Hl'TTEII Oulfl , wrMfrn cn-iimery , 13tf Krl 19f ; nesteili factory. "flll'So ; ElkMim 10c ; iiio : Imllutlon crviimrry IdUlJf ; dale daily , l III , Mule rli'illnery. Ujilkf. Mio Clin SlI-gnlct ; lurKe , Hal , 9012140 ; unull. fiuu-y , Hil2' e ; purl Klm , CfliHc , full tl.lnn. IIM Sl4e , IITI l.'tKlK-Earyi stute and IVnn > Ivpnla. lltftl'Ui TI nentirn , fri'rih , lO Ulli.outhciii. . ICftlOHc. | . Oll J-'Cottonseril. llrm. IVIruUiun , ilcndy , United clirrd ul VlHc bid ; IVnn yUunla crude liliiherj April PIUc. Itokln quiet ; Hialnul , cum. nn n to Kood , II.CJ01 70. Tuipentlmijulet nl Icm . enle ItlCE-Kleady ill C > ic ; Japan. . Rlta Ne\r Orlrun > . SiJOc. . better METALS-l'ls Ir.n. quiet ; ( outl.ern , J10 SiJIIJ 00 northern , JtO.riOitli.ro. Cop | > er. ra y. lnokem , wools 111. H > ! fxrlmnxc , Jll.t5iril.HU Tin enny , straits , 1S.K7 113.30613.4' ' ) ; platen , dull. Hpelttr , otradr ; .lunipn. folli tic. Jl.1047t.15i lA'ad , In InrKUlir ; brokem e-ull- \VMlm. Inlr the market strong ut J3.:0 ; on the vxchuiiKu Quo canli-r at JJS&Cjs.lf. grea Idf/ls St. I.uiilH ( ifiirrnl Miirki-tn , ' BT IXIM8. March l&-KI.Ol'll-UncliaiiK I | kJilCM ruiteiitu , J4.COO4 70 ; ( xtra fancy , 14 SOttl 40 ; faicy , Nalal J3WOJ.71 ; clolvr. JJ.15Q3 M. WHKAT r'uluren. flrm und tiluhvr thruuhaul ) H Kntttvr pait of thu day , clt ltitf ut a getotl nd * \ancc OUT tjulunlay. bpot hlKhrr ; No. 2 rr.l , ranh , elulor , 9vci track , 97c. No. 2 hard , cash , IU > uikid : Muy , ISHc ; July. 7 > a bid , COnN-FuturM ul l , wttt but llttl * thbtigh Mulier In tympathr with hmt. fipot Kfady < ; No. 1 rnih. 20V ; Mny , Ka 1 > I4 ; July , S3Hc tildi Ffptunlxr HHc. OATS-Futui dull. Lilt firm. Spot tttadyj Nn : mull. I7c blili MAJ , l c bid. llTR-nrm ; J4e In oUvator. llAHI.Iiy-Koinlnnlj nMltlhg , 2SI3io. COttN MiAI/-ll. : 401/1. 45. llttAN-SltotiK , fncke-1 , ( nit trnct. , n.XX.inKO-FIrm , ' 6c. TIMOTHY Slri-'llnif ( , J2..M. . MAY Unchnnjed , I1IIC.SHKI ) r-OL'l.TnY-Clilckfnd. nrm : old and 7c , tnrktj-i" , tn > nR > t SflllCt ducks , nrm fit SVtfif'c1 Rift" , nominal * t 3V Ic III'TTBH Firm , creamery , HCIS'.ic ' ; dairy , SOUo , U'H1SKY-I1 IS. dull at J1.1CR3.15. Spelter , .it J3 Vj bid. WOVIBIUN'S Pork , lilRhcr ; HftndarJ niecs , JSMSO.in. UiM , hlRlirr ; [ .rime ttcnm , JI.IO ; choice. J4.ITH. llaon , boxml * liulder . 15 ; rxtrn fliMt tkar , , < 'i.U , ribs , JJ 4r',4j rhorlx , J" > .CO. Dry > nlt r.v.-aln. iioxed shoulders t4 SS ; cxtrn short clear. tt. ! > 7'4 ; rlbr , t.VIO ; < iorts. Jc.tJ. IlKCniPTH-rinur , S.tOO Miln. , nlicatt 21.000 bu 1 corn , 2fiJ.OVi bu. ! oats , 33.CKK ) bu. SHIPMKNTfl-Flour S.100 bblit. : i , licat , 3,000 bu , ; coin , ! ? 0.000 bll. ; oats. S3,0v bu. O.MAIIA < ; \iu.\i. : . MAIUCKT. Cniiilllltin of Trnilc nnil Quoin tlntm on .Staple n nil I'nncy I'roilucc. gathered , . IIUTTiil Comintn to fair. Y'/ifiSo ' ; choice to fancy roll , 10l2o ; fep.irntor creamery , Uo ; gath ered creamery , lie. OAMi--lllur : wlnK"J teal duck * , Jl.tB ; green "Ing , ll.JO ; redheads nn.l mallard * , | 3. ; unnll rnbbUs , 400Mc ; JniKsr JI.OC01 2. . ; squirrels. i " See"C' ' "r8P | > c-ooaT'w' * mal1' J < - nt course. 4fl St. * i mi l\v IIP , V1tvv-j tur. T * * t r i * . , PI.BV , 7ffiSc ; ( luckfl , Stt&c , V\\VJ..9. ! ' 7'JT' ' 5 SHc ; cfK-ks. 3iHc. .lie , iuQ90c ; dead pigeons not HAY UpJanrl , JI.M ; mldlmirl. 3.M ; lowland. ? l.ryfa. ! . * lnw : J3-ro' ' color makes Ihe price en bales tell the best ; only top grades top prices. IIKOOM COHN-Kxtrenicly slow sale ; new citm. ilellverrd on ( rack In country ; choice preen ' , orl < ln'i e rpct. per Ib. 2j2Wc : choice ( jreen , running to hurl , 2 2i ; < > ! common , . . . . I'llJ l'JNTrcr doz. . COc. < 1.60J 7 * ? ' I'OTA1'OKS-1'l"y : Hllnoln , per bbl. . ONlONS-Good stock , per bbl. . W.M. { . 'MA ' I ; AN8- Per ll > . ! le. - picked navy , per bu. , M.10JJI.20. cy stock , per 100 Ibs. , J2.00. tiX ' ' r cloz25c ! fancy , large. 45c. rOTATOKS-Oooil nntUo stock , per bu. , 30c. FltUtTS. MA1.AOA OrtArnS 1'crkeu J7. CnANUKHIHES-Ilc t Jer.ey , per bbl. . 13.00 ! oxtH , JI. 40 1.60. AI'IM.KH-tlxtra fancy , large , J2.25H2.W. CAI.iroitNIA I'KAHsllVr box. 11.73. FiiuiTs. - - . . X7t n" * - < irihWBii.ii.rt & / * uui . . * i VZ.2.i ; medlum-slzed htinclien. Jl.SOft2.OC. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS Almonds. Cullforn'.a. ser Ib. . larue Blze. 13c ; Itrazlls. per n , . . 100 : kmillih wnl- nlii P 1 , , " fnncJ. fotl shell. 120l2 c ; Btnnil- f i J ' ? * fllc ! " 'hens ' Dcr ib. . luc ; pecans , pol " Ji . ' Inlfi'.9 lCc : jumbo , llttlZc ; large hick- " " ' l'S- > tier bu. ' - ; cocoanllta , 440 each. Pigs Imported fnncy 4 crown , ! 0-lb. boxes , 12c ; C crown. CO-lb. boxes , 14jil5c. HO.Vnv Choice , 13S14c. nE'ir.r.llirlnca J"lct > - Per half bbl. , J2.50 ; per MAl'Li : SYHUP Five gal. cans , each , $2.50 ? lv c"n'I"1"1 , per aox. . 12 : hnlf-gal. cans. IC.25 ; quart cans , { 3.60. TALLOW. ETC. IIIDns No. 1 green hides , Cc ; No. 2 'green hides. 6c ; No. 1 green Failed hides , 7'Ac ; No. Krccn Failed hidese ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. . 7c : No. . vrM cnlf. I ! o 15 "is. . 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides. 9010C. No. - dry Hint hides. No. 1 dry salted lilucs , Sftic ; part cured PS. Ho per Ib leas than fully cured. lini i : ! ' rni/rS-Gieen Failed , each. 230COc : green suited , shearings ( Fhort vvooled earlv fklns ) each , ISc ; diy slier , r ! . IKS ( snort wooleil rarly rklns ) . No. 1 , each. Be ; dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pells , per Ib. . ac tual vvelRhl , 43c : dry flint. Kansas nnd Ne raska Muunln wool pelts , per Ib. , actual clsht. 34c ; dry Illnl Colorado bulcher wool pells , per Ib. iictunltelcht , 43c : dry film i.-ulnrtiilo .Murrain wool iiclla , per lh. , nctnai uclRht. ? 47 < c : feet cut off. us 11 Is useless lo pay freight on Ihem. TAM.i\\- AND ailHASn Tallow. No. 1 , 2ic ; tnllow. No. 2 , 2c ; grease , while A , 3c ; grease , while II. ic ; Rrense , yellow , 2c ; Kicase , dark lJc ; old buller , 24f2i4c ; betsnax. prime , 15t22c , lOURli tnllow , Ic. WOOI.-Unnnfheil , fine heavy. J7c ; One light. SflOc : qunrterblooil , 10@12c ; seedy , hurry aim rhnffy , fH9c ; celled nnd broken , coarse , 78c celled nrnl broken , line. ( QSc. Fleece washed medium , ISOISc ; line. KWlCc ; lub washed. ! C@lSc : black , Sc' bucks , Cc ; lag locks , 2Q3c ; dead pulled , SflGc. ItONES-In car iOts. neighed and delivered In Chicago : Dry llurta.ci. per ton , J12.00tfl4.00 ; dry couiiliy. bleached , uer ton , J10.00iri2.00 : dry coun- . try. damn and -nenty , per ton , J6.000S.OO. I.lvcriiool Grain nml I'rovlHlnnn. LIVnill'OOIMnrch 15. WHKAT Fpot , llrm ; dcmnnil poor ; No. 2 red , ( . .prlngCi 2d ; No. 1 Cal ifornia. Cs 44d. ! Fulures closed llrm nnJ higher ; Mnrc'.i. Cs ! id ; May , Cs 3d : July , Cs SVJd. CORN Spot , firm ; American mixed , new. 2K id. Futures closed film nnd higher ; March , jH-GVld : April , 2B 7d ; Mny , 2s Sd ; June , 2s S'td ; July. 2H DViil. FIjOUll Sleady ; dcinnnd poor ; St. Louis fancy winter. t Cd. 1'IIOVISIONS nncoa. firm ; demand fair ; Cum berland cut , 28 to 30 lh . , 2Ss Cd ; s.iort ribs. 20 24 Ibs. , 27s 6d ; lonK clear , ' light , 35 to 33 Ibs. , 26s Cil : lone clear , luavy , 10 to 45 lhi > . , 2Cs ; short . clear backs 1UIH , 18 Ibs , , 2fn ; short elenr mid . dles , heavy , 45 lo CO Ibs. , 2Ja ; clear bellies. 14 IS Ibs. , 2Ss. Shoulders , Ecjuure , 12 to IS Ibs. , M. Hams , short cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. , 41s Cd. Tallow , line North American , l&j 31. Heef , extra India mess. 57s 6d ; prime mess , 47s Cd. Pork , prime mess , tine western , 4fa Gd : medium west ern , 41s 3d. lyrl. "teady ; prime wcsteni. 22s ; . rellneJ , In palls , 23u Cd. riinCSl ; . .li.m , : .mderate . ; flncst American , while and colored , S7s. liUTTBIl Finest United States. 00s ; good , C5s. OILS Tutpi tine spirits , 21s. Itosln , common , N' . Ccllonvecd , Liverpool , refined , 1.1s 3d. Lin- sued , ir.s Cd. Petroleum , icHned , CUd. Naphtha , HEI3K Forcquartera , ilndnunrlcrs. 6Kd. ItLKACHINO POWDCR-IIard wood , f. o. b. , iverpool , XO 15s. 10 HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , 3 15s. St. ill Coffee Market * . NP.W YOniC. March 15-COFFKK-Optlons peneil steady and unchanged ; tuled quiet all ay , wlih trading nlinost entirely local. Eu- opcan cables were without Influence , showing mall narrow markels ; closed sleady and un hanged lo B polnls ni-t advance. Sales were MO lings , Including March ami May , JS.tO. Spot offee ( , Itlo , quifl ; 7 Itlo. (9.23 Invoice ; fJ.TS'i Job- Ing. : Mild , quiet ; Cordova , J15.5W1C.23 : sales , dO > hags No. 7 Itlo lo be shipped , JIUJ'.i : X < t tigs Savanllla , p. t. ; COO bugs Cuilral American , t. ; total vvurduiueo deliveries from Ihe Untied lules , 15,742 bag ? . Including 13,738 bags from York ; New York Block today , 3(0.915 ( bags ; United Stairs stock. 4C9.1EJ bags ; nlloat for the United Stales , 373.0UO bugs ; total visible for Ihb I'lllteil Stairs , 7S2.1S2 bag1 * , ugutnst CO',274 bags year. SANTOS. Miuch 15. COFFEC Quiet : good avenige Santos. 11,00' ' ) lets ; receipts , 15 COO bagst stock < , 37.000 bags. Weekly report ; Coffee quleti > average , per 10 kilos , 11,000 rels ; receipts during the week , 78 000 bugs ; thlpments to tlm United HtiilcK , Lb.WK ) bags ; stock , 3b7lOQ bags. UIO DU JANiiHO. March 15-COPFUi- . Sleady ; Nei. 7 Illo , 1I,0K > rcis ; exchange , 8 l-S.'d. ItecelptH , SJ 000 bags ; cleared for thu United Stales , 13,000 bafts ; for Kurope , 2.000 bags ; sleek , 24JCOt ) bags. Weekly K'l'"rt ; Coffee , rtvady ; ex. .C , 10HX ( > iris ; rrrelpta during the week , lugs ; shipments lo the United States , 15 , . bugs ; Elcek , 28,100 bags. 1IAVUK , March IS.-4-OFrER-Closcd qulel ; . uiiLhaiiKed : ralef , 13(00 hags. IAMIIUIin , March IS.-CpFFKK-UnchangedJ , 10,000 b-iKf. Te'i Kan I'"riinelHeo .illiilni ; Uiieilntlniin. Va. SAN FRANCISCO. March 13. Tno onislal clou- .1 qnotiilloiiB for mining Blocks tolly won ) no Ale ' OllUUB ! A'.c Cai : < noiild.tCiirrl' ) . . , . ill C.I Alpha Con A ll.ilo.V .N'orerju. . HI n. Amlea ! HI Jiilli , i , -1 u. llclchcr ID Muxlo.iu 1'S Iicsl.V itule'hur. . . H Occidental Con. . , , 15 Ilulwer Con. . . . . , , . II ) OiHilr..i tit * L'hallcut'u Con 11 Over.n in , . , , , U r Chollar. ! < Potoul a I CPU ConllUuiie'e 1)7 ) sivif.'u at for . Cal. X V.i Hit Shirr.i Niv.il I. . . . ' 'It . Iinpurl il I'.l rfJU-urlllll 1 AT1 . Now You. . . , 1 unioicji s ; Am Crown Point -1 Utah Con n Am KxchiKiucr VuUmvJjsitul. . . . 21) ll.ij Hul Silver ! IJ.IM. il:0kc : : Moxlcin dollir ; . SOIiOSlo ; Hot dr.illHHlihl ' , l.lo : ilrafln ' Hot c. . London HIneK" ( liiotiitloni , Flti Bfl LONDON. March 1.1.-1 p. m. cloalni.- ! 1111 CoiiKOl" . m'.v. , 111 ! I'lil HI. Paul common. . 'OH Mo COIIHOlH. nCC't. . IKt I'll ! N , Y , Central 10I ! < N. . I'.uillle . &H ) ( IVnnaylviiiila. . . . . f > fi'4 Old . 1491 Heading 1 J Oil' vMH n r. i. . . . , . : it Mex. ( Jjii , I10VV4 * . 70 Itul ll.CVntr.il ' AlchUon. . . . . . . . . . . 14i , San Me-xli-mi orilhury. _ UH , Unl We IIAH SILVKH-m.d per ounce. We. MONKY-IUOIH per ounce. We Thelalv of dUcounl In , lie open murlietor .orl mid threu inoiiilui' bill * . Hi per cint. l.iiiiiliiu Cotunlnl AVonl .Sale * * . N 1XNI > ON , March 15 , There wan n guoj nl- cloi tendance ut the wool auction sjlvn today The iiui waa Kciifnilly tinner , lth ccouied and best Cht lr telling at full prices uijtl lamtrj a Irlllu Crp , American liu > tr wcio viry uctlvt. their Con puri'Jiatci toduy nmountlntc to 2 000 bales. Faulty Dwi rre lire'KUlar , the olfirlnga uusregailni ; ( ioi bule . of which 1.000 were withdrawn. The Hal following uro the talc * In detail ; Ne\v South Hoi . 5.537 ; mountl , bdbi greaiy. DJjlO.1. Iroi QueeriOanil , 4 517 bulen ; ecoun'd. llclGU Sd ; Ueu y Oltiilld , Yletorla. 2.3S7 bale * ; tircoty. M. South Aurlralia , Ki bale * ; Knaby , S'ilililiJ. New Zealand. 2,17 ! bale * ; scoured. ; greasy , 5f10J , ( > r > of Good Hvpe and Hill , JtO bale * ; scoured , Hdtfl * ! ' , iil ; treaty , con kan Incl \ < MV York Dry R IN : KK\Y YOIIK , Murcli l-Iletw fil neivonal ilr. " umt mull nnd wire orders , lh calei by 01 merchant * bate reached large tUurn. cert | oed MunuaU el 104,1 brawn colored iinj fancy colcm. nlco mea' wear , eel < n r rlfe iinod * and nnnncld. Prl't- InB cloth ! quiet lit > 9-lCc for spots , end 2Sc for contract * . Sal * * or exld noenl * more th n 0,004 STOCKS AMI IIOMS. t.nrfrrr Volume of .Mnrkrt Stronger Tlirnimliont. NH\V YOHK , March IS. There were over 233- 000 shares uf stock rold on the exchange texlny , which li Ihe largest aggregate for many weeks ptst. The dealings covered a wide range of properties , ninny usually Inactive stocks being quite largely dealt In , And n number of the low. prlct-d slmre-8 bclns especially notable for nwnk- cneJ activity.Thli was particularly true of the Vfincltrbllt group , nhlch WAS remarkable for heavy biijlnc nnd strength. The terdency of the market was strode throughout , Ihe excep tions being Mocks which were Milijeet to some special Influence. The leaders have been 'ex- pool lite for some time Hint the assembling- Mo extraordinary rernlon of congress would opernlo , to tome extent , as n bear influence , nml hnve put out short lines nf stocks In anticipation of a mil In prices. The strength of the buying movement , which set In nfter the opening , con sequently took them by surprise , nnd their ef forts to cover helped the advance In prletn. A noticeable fnct In connection with Ihe ncllvlly In Ihe Ynndcrbllt croup , which has been manifested ever since the news of the Lake Shore 1,10,000,000 refunding operation. Is the manner In which the * but Ing movement passes ( rom one to another of Ihe slocks. Thli has given rise lo the belief among some dealers Ihat iM large cnpllal In- terentcd In there slocks has come Inlo lhc mar ket for active participation ngaln , T.ie ad vances which occurred today In the Vandcrbllt stocks were ns follows : Cleveland Cincinnati , Chicago A St. Louis , 2 % per cent ; Northvveslern , IH Per cenl ; Illinois Central , lU per cent ; New York , Chicago & St. Louln , I'.t ' per cent ! Michigan Central , 4 per cent ; Cana dian Southern , 1 per cent ; New York Central , 11 per cent ! Omaha. 1 % per cent , al Chiinpeakc & Ohio , on unuiually heavy deal. It . % per cenl , There was n fractional rcnc- llon In New York , Chicago & St. Louln and Northwestern , Pome Irregularity was manifest nt different points In the list , and there vvcic occasional reactions due to profit-taking , hul the general tendency In the railway list was upward. The grangers showed fractional gnlns , Siai . I'nul being exceptionally ncllvc nnd slrong aiw n higher level than the London equivalent , wMch led to some nrbltrnge gelling here , nil offerings from thnt source being well absorbed. The Industrials ) did not nharc In the advance In the rcsl of Ihe market. Sugar moved Irregu larly , but ehowlrjr weakness on the sugar schedule In the new tariff bill , ns presented to congress. The net loss on Ihe day In Ihls slock wan % per cenl. The Itubhcr shares labored under rumors of n price war with an other company , the common slock losing 2 > i per ' cent nnd the preferred 2H per cent. Full recoveries were made on nfllclal denials , hut trie : price eased off again nt the close ; New Jer sey Central , which fell 1 per cent early In the day , rallied la per cent : Lacknwanna Jumped n ! per cent , nnd the other anthracite coalers gained { fractionally on the slrenglh of efforts making to further consolidate the Interesls In Ihe : tradingMlmourl Pacific showed cxcep- tlonnl weakness , breaking 3 points in 17 % , an talk that Olinculty might be felt In meeting early accruing Interest charges. The stock rallied % per cent on ofllclal denials. The closing was nrm , with substantial gains In numerous sharer. The bond market responded sharply to ttie 1m. provcment In the standard railways , nnd ex hibited more animation than for some lime. The gains were of most consequence In the usually neglecled < Issues , of which nn unusually large number were dealt In. The sales were $1,731- 000. Governments were dull , but decidedly firm. The sales were Jl.OOO. The ienliiKPost's : London financial cable gram says : "The stagnation lit the slock mar- lr ! rt wns unbroken today , but cheap money nnd the reporled maintenance of the European cor- ccrt gave n good lone. Consols wera firm , but were scarcely dealt In , a position not Inaptly defcrlled ns 'lull * ilew a before cither n storm which can only be produced by severe political complications , or before n furt'ier sharp rise , such : as Is HKely to be produced , owing lo lhc shenpness In rnqney. If pollllcs become more set tled. Amerlcnmt were steady nnd closed at Ihe . bul were Inncllve. Soulh American slocks were good. Japan bought-about JCUO.OOO In ijold today , hul the price has fallen to 77s 9VM. The 1'nrls nnd Berlin markets were steady. " The following were the closing quotations on the lending stocks of the New York exchange today : Vtchlson Ontario AVf. . . . . " Adanm nx 11" 148 Ore-iron Nnv Alton. ] TH fill O. S. It.feV.tJ II ) Am. llxprun.i iiy Pacific Mall MM Itiiltlinoro & Ohio. IBll Feorl.i. Dec. .t E . Canada 1'aclllc. . . . . ' .2 Pltlsbiirx 1(15 ( R.nncl.1 Somlturn. . JHH Pullman Palace. . . Kim Central Pacific. . . . H ) Ilcndlnir. 2fl ! diet ) . A. Ohio 1H n. G. w. . . . * . Chlc.liro .V Alton. . nr ; do pfd O. It. &Q 77K Hock Ifdnnd. . . . . OlncajroBas 8 St. Paul 7H ! { Consolidated Rna. do pM 137 > C. . C. . C. .V St. L. { , St. Paul f. Om.ilia. C'J t Colo. Coal A Iron , . SI. P. & O. Pfd 14U Collon Oil Cert. . . . I. Southern Pacific. . 14Uw \ Delaware & Hud. . Suznr Hoflnorv. . . . . . 1,1 OVd Bel. . Lack. A W. . . lot ) Tcnn.Cn.il A Iron. t ) . All. O. oftl 41 Texas Pacific East Tcnn. . . . . . . . . 41aj * Tol. .t O. Ceil. pfd. CO Brio Union Pacific Erlonfd ib U.S. Kxpra"n 38 FortWnvno v ini W. St. L. &Pic. . . . 38UM B. Northern pfd. . l.'O W.St.L. A P. pfd. . 1BH , C.&K. I. pfd Wells Fareo Ex. . . 100 10. HocUIn ? V.illev. . . Western Union. . . . 84)r Illinois Central. . . 01 Whoelinir'A L. E. . IH St. P. .VIHlllltli. . . . 18 elo pfd OH , K.&T.nfd Minn. A St. Loula. 1BU LnkoErloAWost. Don. AH. O " elopfd jun. Electric LukcSliorc N'ut'l Linseed. . . . Load Trust Col. Fuelil. . . . : . . Loulsvlllu& N. . . . donfd L.A N. A Tol. SL L. A K. C. . ilaiili.itt.in Con. . . . elonfd .McmphlHjLc IS Southern OK , .Michigan Central. till Southern pfd Mo. Pacific 18 Tobacco Mobile & Ohio ao Tobacco pfd NashvlllQ Chat. . . . uu Am. T. A C. Co. . . . M7 M. J. Central 04 C. C. Co 1UU N. i W. pM H7 Am. Sugar ufd. . . . North Am. Co Leather pfd Northern Pacific. . llubber lfi > 25. t .V. Pacific pfd H7M [ lubber nfel OflH 78. U. P. . I ) . AO 3otton Oil pfd Dll 2 Norlhwcslern P. C. C. A SI. L pfd 411 23. do pfd Am. Spirits. . . . . . . . . Y. Cuntr.il nit Am. Splrltn pfd. . . ' . Y..V N.B ' ) . 11 AN. 4 13 The tolal Bales of slocks today were 27S.S40 7 shares. Including : American Tobacco , COOO ; Chi cage Gas , 6,700 ; Cleveland. Chicago , Cincinnati & 1 Bt. Louis , 8,000 ; Ixiulsvllla & Nashville , ll.COO ; 4 Manhattan Consolidated , 0,700 ; Missouri Pacific 3 COO ; New York Central , 5SOO ; New York & 1 . Louis 2s preferred , 3,600 ; Omaha , 11,100 ; Head- Kl * 5.2CU ; Koch. Island. 3,000 ; St. 1'aul , 2GCOO , ; New Jersey Ctntia ] , 4,200. Ml 34 a . the Ihe for put In 3S5. 3T. No. 49 63 76 12 14 39 15 37 C6 1 1 . 9 4 3 4 ? , < i paten 212 lilt It ? 940 75 : ! 24 ic : M < 2 120 IIS 823 ICS2 2G8 807 244 : III : in ' ' IOCO m'l , . . ind , . lead ; . nlxcil U3.F5 1.731 Ueeri > uii mote 114" ' Ivc Oil Cll > - Bl OIL CITY , I'a. . March 15. Credit biilanccn. lci lead rcrlirloatci. Sllic ; tilptucul * . 1U.IC7 lllt.i lur.i. port 1ST bbl * . ILK OMAHA IMTOCK MARKET fir tm Good Rnn of Oattltv and Few Hogs to StarVUw ! Week , STEADY PRICES TAPAID FOR CATTLE t i * . i Ilnycm Tnkc H crj-tlilnB nl PlKnro * In II nr M lth"Sntiirdn j'n Close , ItnKN 'fjieJ Scnrcc to Tcsjt rth/o / fTfWile. SOUTH OMAHA.iMnrch 15.-nccolpts for the dnys Indicated were : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. March IS . 4. . 2,423PS7 G.S03 . . " . ; March 13 . 6SO 3,874 4,176 25 March 12 . 1,210 3,747 1.1U1 , 20 March 11 . 1,709 4,510 2 JUS 1 March 10 . 2.7G3 3,745 2,9m March t . ? .034 6.0S1 3,093 March 8 . K31 lS5l 3,821 20 Mnrch G . 770 2,603 . . . . 34 March 6 . 1.818 3,493 3,705 March 4 . 7,422 B.75S 2,770 March 3 . 1.510 5,193 2,273 March 2 . -3.J39 6,914 2.144 Mnrch 1 . . 1,727 t 2,001 5,307 The oniclal number of CUM of stock brought In todny"by each road wns : Cattle. Hogs. Slieci > . Horsetf. C. . M. & St. P. , . . : . . - 1 - ' . . Missouri rnclflc . . . . 1 . , U. 1' . nyfltcm . 49 s 2 16 F. , K. & M. V. . . . . . . ' 5 ' 6 6 C. , St. P. . M. & O. . . 17 13. & M. U . IS . 4 4 K.C.&SI. J . i .1' 1' C. , It. I. & P. , cast. . 2 C. , 11. I. & P. , wcst . Total receipts . . . 97 12 23 The disposition of-Ithc day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Buyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. Omaha IMcklng Co 331 G. H. Hammond iCq . 133 473 1,2(52 ( Swift and Compan/ . 377 ' 1.300 Cudahy Packing Co . 4fS 2,351 P. D. Armour , Chicago. . . Ill 221 n. Decker & Dcgaa 12 Vansant & Co. . . . .r. 116 J. U Carey { - 182 liObmnn & Ilothsohllds. . . 44S . W. I. Stephens , . 46 Hill & Lewis Co - 2(1 ( Huston & Co . - ' KS Krebbs & Co , 25 Hammond , Kansas City. . . . . 121 . . Swift country I . . . 411 Other buyers 210 Left over n * . . . . 221 Total MX 9S7 5,503 CATTI..13 The weelt opened with close to 100 cars of cattle In night , a very fair run , but none too large to meet the requirements of the trade. The market on killing cattle was active , with all Interests buying freely. The prices paid were fully steady at last week's ad vance , with the best sales strong. The offerings were mostly all taken In food sciiEon , an early clearance being clTecr..d. Stockers nnd feeders were .Hso In seed demand and free sellers. ( June a good many were on sale , but they cnanjid hands quite readily and the yards were practically cleared of everything In first hands. Ilep- resentatlve sales : > NATIVES. : np * . No. Av. Pr. Nc No. Av. Pr. C. . . . 938 J3 25 13E'.ft4r , 0..1087 J4 CO 1. . . . 040 3 K 1.4.M2 ' 3 S5 2-.1172 4 CO 12 910 335 1..1010 3 S3 22. . . .1241 403 1..1030 360 23.C.Mlfl 3"S3 22.SO. . , .ios 403 1..122J 3 CO 3 S3 21. . .1191 410 S. . . . CCO 3 63 12..10S 3 flU 39. . .1245 4 15 1..1220 SCO 12. ) < . .iea 3 HO . .1. . .1330 420 19..1057 370 G4.lr.llll 3 DO 1. . . .1000 420 24.,1030 370 25.ft\12Ji > 3 SO 40. . . .1402 423 [ 3..lino 373 O.l'.iTOU 3M 16. . , .1450 433 21..1220 3 M 17.'J..llb9 3 03 20..1283 4 33 24..1133 3 SO 1 3'93 t..1130 433 16..1072 380 3 S3 . ' " , 16..1072S"i. S"i. - q COWS. .ef 1. . . . 20 ICO. l. ° JOti : 275 ' . . .1030 3.10 i. . . . SOO 1 75 2 . 44.-1152 3 J. . . . 740 : oo 2 . . : 2 SO J. . . . . 9503 13 1. . . . 970 2 CO 2o11W ; SS 12..1079 3 20 I 4..1000 2 40 1.I.-.123I ) Z 'M 1..1190 3 20. 1..10SO 2 40 3(1100 3 DO , l..UOO 323 > 1 , . . . 190 2 no IfWilMW 3 CO " ! 2..1.1111) ) 3 SO 3. . . . KG : to MrfSjIl " 5 co " I3i.103S 335 3-'S .l 2,110 ' " 21..1129 i..7ca 2 M , ? ; . 3 10 4.r.l 3 6v MM. 2 60 Wtt.tSyi 3 10 II. , . JJ7 2 3 la.AT'ti 3 10 1. . . . 48012 SO 8..H945 315 5..L : . Sl-0 3 50 . 3S.'fOJ' 1-90 24..1SOS 350 10n.8 < 0 3 65 K. ; ' 1. . . . < 610'3 - ' 10 4i.3t35 : ' 340 , Z5.103 3 75 FOl . . . . m2 225 l . . .l4SO 2 SO L.I.llisO " 3 10 li. . > 1450 2 40 lu.,1630 2 i > 0 G..1135 3 10 3..1490 240 1..1400 2 (3 7..i.1523 3 10 lj.,1110 2 C3 3..1CCO 2 90 2..1225 3 15 8..1373 2 CS 4.1130 3 10 "I..12SO 3 15 "I..1530 20 i.1250 3 00 323 1..1G30 2 75 1..I2UO 300 ' 330 prli STAGS. Om 1..1180 2 CO 1..10CO 3 CO 2. . . . 940 325 Chi T CALVES. Ka , 340 410 2.T. . 175' S 00 2. . . . 183 5 CO SI. 200 4 75 I. . . . 230 5 40 8TOCKEn8 AND 1. . C20 300 2. . . . KO 375 S. . . -855 405 870 325 25. . . . 932 380 4. . .CCO 410 CCO 3 25 2. . . .1075 3 85 2 , . . 720 4 10 1. . . . 670 3 50 7 , ( . . 923 3 S3 8. . . 730 4 15 am 5. . . .1034 3 05 2. . . . 6S3 3 90 4. . . 827 4 15 3. . . . . 000 3 65 3. . . 400 4 00 23. . . 493 4 15 3. . . . . 609 370 2. . . 845 400 23 , . . 532 420 70JJC . .075 375 1. . . 970 400 10. . . 711 423 70JJO . . . .1010 3 73 1. . . . 4kO 4 00 WUSTEHNS. IG',5II No. Av. Tr. No. Av. Pr. hulls . 1E07 J2 65 123 feeders. . . . C84 Jl . ' ' > 9CX1n feeders , , . . 8S5 4 CO CS feeder. ; . . . . 779 4 41 OUKGON. dal 11 heifer . C30 2 CO ' 54 feeders. . . . S23 4 1ft 41 bulls . 10C2 200 35 feeders. . . . 79i 410 bulls I . 1200 2 CO 20 feeders. . . . 7bj 4 10 II heifer . 730 3 00 26 feeders. . . . SOj 4 10 fecderr. . . . 922 4 CO ftf feeders. . . . 030 I 10 mh dill WYOMING. stei feeders..1015 4 20 20IDAHO. . S7il feeders. . . . COS 4 20 10.7 HOGS It was a cane of too few hogs to malic market or ta call out much of a demand this mli morning , there being only eleven cars , lets than nar l.CCO hogs , Ihe Ilghlest receipts of the year , vvllh exception of January B. The hojjs were good , though , what there were of them , fully up to recent general average. Holders all aeked an advance , but other places reporled no better prices , although receipts were IheIt llghler at all points than the Irade had looliad , BO that local buyeni were not disposed to rye on anything. As far as It went It vvnH S ' . of ( ' bus prucl'.cally a repetition Saturday's market , and. Millie there wasthe ueual Monday dullnepH bus the trade , about evtijthlni ; sold. There was only n 10c rfciige , J3.7503.f5. nnd vvirylhlnK exript heavy P'K'B sold ut S3 ( Of1 . On last Mei'dny tin' tulen were at , ? 3 C3S > Ftei . " > , vvlth $3 C3 the Kuilinf pice. : Itt-piejematlve ren hales : 9s.N N . Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh , Pr. fair . 303 . . . 13 75 CS 241 . . 3 SO 3,001 . 335 SO 3 73 39 241 . . . 3 Hi Ion . 2C2 SO 3(0 38 . 213 . . . 383 nrrr . 302 . . . 3 80 75 . 232 . . . 3 C5 . 255 . . . 3(0 14 , . 219 . . . 385 . 215 , . . 3 (0 CS , , . 271 . . . 3 ( S . 171 . . . 3 fO C3 . 231 385 N . 287 . . . 8 fO C5 . 231 60 3 15 Bra . 2CC . . . 380 NeWli PIGS-ODPS..AND ENDS. 2C.7 . 370 , . . 300 C . 183 3 to bu. . 200 ' , . . . 375 ! 4 . lia 3 t.0 crot . 310 . . . 3 76 J C . 22S 3 iO 78,01 . 2f5 . . . 3 tO , . . . , , . , . 3 t > 5 . 270 . . . 380 , S . , ,230 3(5 . 217 . . . 3HHI-J-1' 8 : . 2CO 3 S3 . 2M . 3 tfit 7 . 211 3 S5 hlgl ' The yarfts'Were ' full of sheep und pilees fine from teuUyn-AX ! ! lower. Itepresentallve N : 20ej western cewea , . ( < ; ; , . , . . . . . . . . . . . 101 $3 15 western ewes. . . fil.i.t. US 3 23 mixed weslernH7t.3v & , , * . . . . . , , , . f > 9 3 40 Mexican \vctlierjixl.v , , . , . . , . . , . , . , iiO 3 SO No. T weslern yearling , mixed , , iS3 3 to No.C vveklern wclberfjjf fyifn 110 s K ' we ler.iVelh rs'fh fji. , , . , Ill s 65 O 11' vvCitern ytarlliUQcuillxed , . , . n3 375 weutcrn mlxeil- > , . . , , , . , , . . 101 3(3 11'M Callfcrnta lamW.'i. ' ' . ' ! ! 79 13 IS California lamlfi.ra , M 3(5 M Mexican yearllnea. . SI 4 10 fay werlcrn laints. , , , , , . C8 4 25 M'v wetlern lambs , , , , , . , , . . , , . . , 73 433 cnr Mexican laml'CrvvVifi < > < T5 4 CO weilern lamba V.rV/ , . . , . , , . 72 4 10 vvett rn la-iils..ic.i.- ) . 74 45) 1:1 'ffei ' ,320 KIIIIKIIM Clkio'Llvo Nfeie-k. KANSAH CITY. MnrclMS CATTLB Kccelpls. head ; shipments. ICO be.id ; market ttnmi ; ncllve ; Texas H&t ; JJ.33cfM.20j Texas co , Kf 12.MG330 ; native steers , J2.7W5.OOi native cows he heifers , J1.25H3 78j tilockcrii and fcedeii , ,2.K'(1I.0 ' ; till 1 IB , J1.2.r.ft3.:5. lIOGS-llecrlpts , 8.0M head ; shipments. l.CCO III ; mntkcl mcnK to f > c hlsher : bulk of al' , dgh 3.sii5l-0 , heavle * . (3f09i,95 rnckirj , t3 70if3.60 ; I'/ , I3.f0&1 65 : llghlu , IJ.COi(3.iS5i Yorkers , J3.fO So : pli , J.2S < mo. 7c KHIjtr Ite > celpt > , 3CCO hrad ; iMilfnier.ts. r.enet 7cI C narket steady ; lambs , (3.7 01.7 : ; mutlonn , $2.79 tO 3.40 VorU I.lyeSlnek. . Ni\V : YORK. March 15. lliniVES-Itecelpti , head : fairly active , .fteRily tu firm ; native IK ) , Jl 23fi5.l5 : lnf nd oxen , | 3.COitl.7J , ice , jz eotrt ssi dry. cowy.v n coas.so. cables II/ Ameilcan slecra at , llifflic ; th ep at Mt Vila / " ; nfrlKt-rutor beer ut'SStflOc , Hxj'orts ' , ICO 'llIIuH' ANIl LAMPH-Uffelpts 039 ! liendj ac. rllshlly llrmcr : rheep. t3lCA4tS. PI HOOK llfcelpU , ll.Ji'i heiul ; active and firmer 'i ' 8 : BT ala St. I.ouU Live Slni'k , Vort . IXH'18. March 16.-CATTLi-Ilecelpls. 2tH C'l ; market active , but unclaimed- fancy < S'ew ttftn. U.004)5.24 ; unlive .tblpplni ; sle i , liar LPOtiS.W ; ftecrx uuiUr 1.MO poundu , " .EMi. News of the Contest " . . i The Bee is the only paper in Nebraska which will have a special represent'alive at the Corbett-Fitzsimtiiotts Contest. The sporting editor of The Bee will be there. The latest and best account of the fight will be in The Bte on March 17 and rS , Read it all. stockcrs anil feeders , $2.r.OT4 CO ; rows nnd hclf- en , | 2.75ir3.00 ( : Texnn COWB nnd lielfcr * , J2.00ff3.00. HOGS 1 Hecelpts , 6,000 head ; market uteaily to 5c hlelicr ; light. J3.SCfl3.S3 ; mixed , J3.TCif3.9J : heavy. J3.5 < Mt < .t2i,4. lei SHUttl' i IleceliilR , 1,500 liend ; market Mendy nml unchniiRcd. lnmbJ4.25H5 CO ; sheep , 3.SO ; spring lambs , JS.OOQS.IO. Cnttlo Ilnroly Stonily HOB * lllisli Kitlrly Ac-live Sheep Steady. CHICAGO , March 15. In cattle , choice beeves were scarce nnd were disposed of without much dllllcully nt nrm prices. Simply eood entile dllvc were barely steady , however , and common nnd medium etudes moved off rather slowly , prices ruling easy. Sales were on a basis of from t3.70 to J4 for fair steers adapted to the raiulro- menls of the dressed beef trade , up to from 4.M lo JS for pretty Kood to rather choice ship ping nnd exporl callle. with wiles largely at from 14.ES lo J4.S3. 1'rlmc caltlc fold at from 13.10 to J3.3" . The stacker nnd feeder business Va again nnlmnted , common lo best brliig- ns ! 3.40 and J3.45. IHilchcrs' enle iold rclatlvj betler Ihnn fat beef steers nnd calves were nc , live nnd unchanKcd. Texns cnltle were In Ihe : upi ' ' was Ihe hlRhesl day for nearly jcar , a furlher advance of 5c per ICO Ibi. rcnd- ng the best lots up to $4.03. From tlint llRure aies ranged nil lhc way down lo 1.C5 for Ihe woresl droves. The supply was mostly Inkcn Kirly In the day. heav-y packlns lots fiolns' for from 13.CO to J3.f5 , nnd after buslness.was about iver prices became firmer. In sheep prices ruled steady. There was an 6vffi demand nnd Colorado lambs advanced- MI100 Ibi. . reaching J5.K , the top price BO far ffi season. Common to prime native lambs solder for from J3.SO to Ji.iO.S&ales being largely nt rom-S4.30 to J5.S3. Sheep were wanted nt from * . 75 ; to 13 for the poorest up to from 14 to JI.So for the best , few BOlng below J3.SO. Shorn lambs 'old at from t4 < 10 to J4.00 , and shorn sheep nt fro ' rnccelpts'tCattle' : 1C.OCO head ! liogs , 28,000 head ; iheep , 22,000 head. Stock in Sight. Record of receipts of live stock at the four irlnclpal markets for March 15 : Cattle. HOBS. Sheep. Imaha CSO 3874 4.170 blcaco 1G.OOO M.COO 22.CO-J Cans-is City . " . . 4.000 S.COO 3.000 It. Louis 2.500 5.000 l.tOO Total 23,180 42,874 30.97C KnnHnH City MarketM. . KANSAS CITY. March 13. WHEAT Acllve nd ! IrreBUlar. bul hlcher : No. 2 hard. 7CS77c ; No. C8B70c : No. 4 C3 C4c : No. 2 red , 93 93V4e ; No. ! I ' 0c ; No. 4 , 70S80c ; No. 2 spring , 74e ; No. 3 , COUN Very nrm : Nei. 2 mixed. iuei7 ! c. OATH Acllve nnd sllRhlly higher ; No. 2 while , ' , . HVK Steady : No. 2 , 29c. HAY ! rirm at ruling prices : timothy , J8.BO ® Wl ; prnlrle , JS.OOJTS.SO. niJTTKH Slightly firmer ; creamery , ICQ17C , lalry , lOJilSc. EGOS Steady atTHc. Cotton Mirl 'fN. NDW YORK , Mnrch 15. COTTON Ppot , firm ; nlddllwr. 7'/ic ; mlddllnR , uplands , 7tc ! : mld- IlInK gulf , 7' c : Bnles , 637 bales. Kuturew , tendy : sales , 77.000 bales : January , J6.S8 : March , 6.9S ; April , J7.02 : Mny , J7.0.r. ; June. J7.ll : July , 7.18 ; AUBUst , J7.1G ; September , JC.dt : October , C.79 ; November. JG.SO ; December. J0.84. NIIW OUL-nANS , Mnrch 16. COTTON Firm : nlddllng. 7c ; low middling , C 0-lCc ; good ordl- lary , 6 6-lCc. I'enrlii MurkrtH. PEO11IA. Mnrch 1C . CO11N New No. 2 , 21V4c. OATR Firm : No. 2 white. 20c , WHISKY Market steady ; Hnlehed goods on baFls of 51.17 for hlnhvines. . IICCKII'TS Corn. 37f60 bur.f onls. 13200 bus. ; . , none : whisky , none : wheat , 1.8CO bus. PHII'MiNTS ! Corn. 10 ! > " > 0 bus. ; cat" . 49010 , ; rye , none ; whisky , 900 bbls. ; wheat , 1,200 Snartr 'Mnrl.-ctx. LONDON , March 15. SUOAR-Cane , quiet but teady ; centrlfiiual Java. 11s ; Muscnvnilo , fair c-nnlne , 9s. lleet , sleady : March , Il Vid ; April , Ni\V YORK. March 15. Bl'OAn rpvv. nrmer : reflntng , 2'do : centrlfuenl Oil lest. 3'4c ; sale-s. 000 bags cenlrlfiiBal ; 60 tert , 3 c In bond : ; 1W : Muscovado ppol. M teit. 2c. Ilellned , rmcr ; granulaleil , 4lc. Hutiiilj- lit firnln. NEW YORK. Mnrch 11 The visible supply o. rain Knturdny , Mnrch n , us complied by Ihe few York 1'induce exchanKe , was us follows : I'lirnt. 41 449,000 bu. , drrrenn * 1.319000 bu. : o < irn. 3.716 ! 000 bu. Increase 418 , iO bu. : einti 13,525,000 , derrense 19.1,000 bu , ; rC S.C1C.WO bu. , In- roase 42,000 bu.j bailey , 3,125,000 bu. , decrease 1,000 bu. Won I Mlll'kolN. ST. LOl'IB. March 15. WOOF/ Firm and iKher ; medium , 12iflCc ; llnht fine , Offllc ; he-avy . 7 i9c : nib wnfhed. n fJ3c. NEW YOHIC March 15. WOOk-I'lrmj 1C ® bl ; pulled , 19020C , 1 I'I ' Tolrilei 'Mnrl.'rlK. I'ICi TOLEDO , O , , March r. . WHEAT IrrfBUlar , ve 2 cash , Me ; May , 93 c. re COUN Active and slfiidy : No. 2 mined. 23VsC. OATS Dull and Meady ; No. 2 mixed , ICc , tli IlYE Dull , firm. alTI TI HllniirnniillH AVlii. < it niieilnllniiH , Jn U1NNUAFOL1H. March 15 WHKAT Btemlyj Jll ) clon-d nt 72V < c : July , 73 73'AP : IVInuary , On trnel. f' I hnrd , 747lc ; No , 1 norlh- , 7.1'ic : recelpls. 27T cars. ICIirln Hull IT VnrUot , ILOIN , in. , March is. III'TTKR Himdyi nn rrrlni.i < , 31.9fO Ibs. ; withdrawn , 7,4(0 Ibs. ; talcs , nnUl Ib at ISc , Ul ad Klin KrmiclM'oVIunl ( liiolntliiiiN , BAN FHANCISCO. March 15. WIIKAT Inae , . trwl ; December. Jl.llii ! * ! ay. II SSU , tu Keirtl | 'i KlvmiK'lnL he III3IILIN. March 11. Kx-hameo on London , hi do ) * ' 'leht. 20 marks S ! pfB . I'AHIH Marrh 15. Time per cenl rentes. lOJf for the account. Kxchanfie on Lendon , 2if for eherks , LONHON. Mnrch 16. liar told Is minted ut Co mid and American rprles are epicitcd at Ifs KObe Oold Is iiuoleJ nt lluenos Avres loday at ; nt Lisbon , 44 ; at Home 1W.70. be lie Kliiiiiicliil Nnli'N , The HO8TON M rch 15 Clearings , Jll.75l.IlCt ; hal- foi , Jl.t'S4.fS7. In IIALTIMOIir March lS.-Clrurlllg . 11,191 4CO ; lUnrrn , J257.5SO. NKW YOIIK March 13-OIenrings , | Cfl,72lH9 ; i ilancn. H.K'.iai. Po I'lIILADin.l'HIA Mnrn 15.-Cleurlnn . J7.I1S9 , . balances II CCO 013. Be . IXll'lH. Mnr < li 15. rii-arlnnii , J5.I41767 ; : 01 lnncf * . J7M.4C5 , Mrney K 7 per re-l ; New an t-rclitniie. par bll ; tie prvmlum urkcxl C'HICAOO , Uurch 15 C'leailna , I13.1C4.C1I. York erchunue , tPo dUcount ; foreign ex- i lange , Aria ; ileuianJ , (1.87 ; for ulity day > , . vaa TAKU AO 1IAM.OT KOH SISNATOU. Hiiutcr'n PrlciulM Anwrrt Illn Election In Annaroil. FRANKFOHT , Ky. , March 15. There were , largo crowds In _ the senate chamber today In anticipation of a ballot for United States senator to succeed Senator Blackburn , but out of respect to the late Senator Sawyer both branches adjourned about noon without a Joint session. At the executive depart ment and at Bradley headquarters In the hotel It Is denied that there Is any coali tion with the democrats , to elect Governor Bradley senator over Congressman Hunter , the republican caucus nominee. LOUISVILLE. March 15. A special to the Post from Frankfort , Ky. , Bass : The at torney general has filed a lengthy written opinion In which ho holds that a ballot for senator may bo legally taken at any time. He suggests that a ballot bo taken today and again on the 23rd , the day set by Mr. Worthing , In order to make It binding. It will have no effect on the legislators , how ever , who will not ballot until March 23. Taylor la an ardent Hunter man. Senator Hlpsem says ho will support Dr. Hunter , In vlsw of the letters written and published statements. This removes all doubt of Hunter's election. FUKI2 SILV12H LKAIHJIIS COM'H ProiioMc te > OrKiuiIzo n Iluronu of Kiln- ration lit DENVER , March 15. Some national ami" state leaders of the free coinage movement will meet In conference this evening for tho' purpose of discussing measures to coalesce and strengthen Hho silver forces against the campaign of 1900. Among those expected to attccel are Senator James K. Jones of Arkan sas , chairman of the national dcMnqqratlc committee ; Daniel J. Campau of Michigan , chairman of the elemocratlc national execu tive committee ; Governor Steunenberg of Idaho and Senator II. M. Teller. Representa tive John F. Shafroth , Charles S. Thomas , Go/ernor Adams , D. H. Moffat and Dennis Sheedy of Colorado. The main end the promoters of the conference have * In view ! s the establishment. In Washington of a na tional bureau to carry on an educational free coinage catnrialgn during the Interim before the next presidential election. COMPLAIN AIIOUT III < M'"ICUU\TIALS. Important CIIHP llelnpr Hoard by llir Iiilerxtittc' CommerceCoiuiiilNslon. . NEW YORK , March 15. An Important meeting of the Interstate Commerce com mission was held hero today to consider the complaint of the New York Produce ex- cbango against forty-four railroads forming the Joint Traffic association and outside roads. The charges formulated by the Pro duce exchange committee are practically an attack upon freight differentials from the west to the'oeaboard. . It Is asserted that freight differentials at present discriminate against N < > w York and are In favor of Bos ton , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Norfolk and Newport News. Commissioner Knapp pre sided , Commicnloncr Morrison being absent. HoiulM Ilailly Illucknilnl Iiy SIKMV. ST. PAUL , Minn. , March 15. Railroads have never In their history in the northwest bad so much to contend against bccauEO of drifting snow. It la stcteil that' there la suffering In South Dakota by reason a of the branch lines belnK closed , In that state over COO miles of road have been prac- tlcallv abandoned for fully two weeks. Nearly all of this mileage lo on the branch lines of the Milwaukee system anil the Northwestern. Part of It belong * to the Great Northern anil Northern Pacific. Many towns In South Dakota have had no mall for rjonio time , to say nothing of freight and passengers. Through trains on the mala lines of the See und Great Northern am tun It ning , but are from two to ocven hour * late. These lines are concentrating their efforts to keep coast lines open. Trains between hero and Chicago are running on , fair time , CuliniiH Porft.lt Tlu-lr Ilull. NR\V YOilK , Maich If. . In the criminal branch of the United States circuit court , presided over by Judge I3cnudlct , General Carlos lloloff , secretary of war of the Cuban republic , and Scoor Castillo today failed to respond to answer the Indictments charglns them with violation of t/it ) law by tending alleged nilbuaterliig expeditions to Cub.i. Their bonds wore * declared forfeited. Dr. Joseph J. Louis cud Kditur Hcnrliics | Tru- jlllo , Indicted on similar charges , pleaileJ not guilty. Dr. Louis' ball was Increased $1,000. Ti-niliT lliirile'rt'd Iiy ( 'iiiinllnilM. SAN KUANCISCO , March 1C. News of another murder of a trader on Solomon Islands has Just been received In the Oceanic H. advices Captain Olbblngs , a well known trader , purchased a cargo nf copra , and , vvhllo ho was making his payments for It n. two native * attacked him from behind and held him whllo a third cannibal beheaded . him. Ni I'"net or > - Stiir < N on Ueiiililu 'I'I me. NEWTON , Mass. . March 1C. W S. C : V. Cordlngly , manufacturers of wool and merluo A5 goods at Newton , Lower Falls , thU week ir. besln to run their factory nlglil and day lo ir.M" keep up with the large number of onlcra , M" factory has been running on short time two years and up to the prcwnt has been Ho operation for three or four days a week , HoI I 2 DcNf rn > Inir Ilir Toll ( iate'N , Jll ST. LOUIS , March 15 , A rpccial to the from Lexington , Ky. , tayj ; < Seventeen loll gfctoi were deutrojcd In Mercer Ai ounly Hwt nlglit. One house was burnsi , c mother flred and the keener badly shot , < 3u Convle-lc.l of Wife Muriler , J NK\V VORK , March 1.5. frank N. BheUiu : ' tbU morning adjudged guilty ot muz- JAMES E. BOYD & CO Telephone 1039. Omnhn , Nub. COMMISSION , GRAIN I : PROVISIONS : AND : SI03H Uoord of Trade. Dlicct wires to Chlcago and New York. Correspondents : John A. Warren & Co. Wo nd th i7 ! rveion French I ncmear CALTHOO rr-M , nT I k'nl cunrantcothatCiLTiiCi ollll OUICR Hp rnliir add ncSTOIlE Vtt it and fay ifsatiifct. Jiair.fi , VON MOHL CO. Solj ' [ It rim bBlvin iilllinut tti Ijiiovflrilec of lhc p.illpiit In i-titTi-e. IIMI jirnrtlilraiif fn.nl ; "III elfeit n jx'rnwiient nncl Npivdy eurr. whether the pallfnt | u imnli-riti. ' drinker or MM iileohullc wrnck. , Honk of niirlli HlAic free , lit bis hud of Kulm .V Co. . 1.11' . A I > , .ii3ln M. . llmnha. Neb , GOLPEfJ SPECIFIC CO. . Prop's. Cincinnati , 0 , ( 37 * Ttltf . ' r tl'fl' < l > * IW k ou U rurilu lint U. " m ll-il fn A CURE FOR MEN Dr. E. C. Wctl'B Ncr\e nnd Drain Trealment Is , a guaranteed cure for test ManSood. Prcm-a , lurs Old Age , 'Involuntniy Emissions nnd Sper- mulorrhoea caused by Ovcr-ITxcrtlon of Iho nruln , Keif-Abuses or Oter-Indulgcnce. Prlca J1.03 per box ; Fix for $ T 00. Uy mall , In plain xviappcis , on receipt of price. v GOODM.l.V.S PIIAKMAOV , ' 205 S. 15th street. Omaha. CURE YOURSELF ! Use UIc for unnatural dlicharcc * . Jnflnninmtloni. Irrltatloim ur ulccratlonii of mucoui nictubruncs. i coalition. 1'jilnlfis , nncl not aitrln- iTHEEVANSCKtMICURO.nt or rotlonous. 1 Hold by nrufflntMf 3 or icnt In plain wrapper by fxpn.ji , prepaid , for tl.iii. or 3 bottlei , IA79. Circular < cot on requcet. tier In the first degree for the killing of his wife In tlis town of Brutus , this county , la 1895. Judge Dunn ell sentenced 111 in to bo electrocuted In Auburn prison during the week commencing April 25. COl'I.lOT IDI3.VTIKY T1II2 WOMAN. C'onnlcTfcltorM DlMclinrKeMl for Luck of Kvlilcncc. George Myrlclc nnd Ella Myrlck , who wcrg arrested Sunday afternoon uapected of being the parties who circulated tlio counterfeit quartora , which liave been floating In this city | and Council Bluffs , had tholr preliminary hearing before Commltcloner Andcnian yes terday afternoDii and \voro dl/schargcd , the evidence not being sufficient to hold Uism. There were eoveral witnesses. None of them could Identify the man. They all saw * a remarkubh resemblance In the woman to the ono who had paused the quarters , but not poatlve uho was really the party. An Oakland , Cai. , bootblack deserved spe cial mention as an honest man who would not deceive his patrons. When ho first went Into business , six years dgo. ho put up nlzn which read : "Joe Garibaldi , bootblack. Has two small children. " Uach succeeding year found him deserv ing of rnoro sympathy , for ho kept amend ing the sign until It read , eight small chil dren. A few days ago JOB'S bootblack stand was locked for a whole dny , and when ho returned the next morning ho conOil.cd to the butcher's boy that his baby had died. HU first word was to amend the sign so that It might not mislead the public , and then read , "Joo Garibaldi , bootblack. Has seven small children. " Then , to avoid being placed In a false position before ) the public , ho added with his finger and shoe- blacking , "Ono ho die. " Hunk I'ri'Hlili-nt n VarKi-r , LOUISVIU..B , March IE. A upsclal from Paducah , Ky. , fays : C. Coppos , cx-pres.1- dcnt of the National Hank of I'.i ucah , Is mltalng und has forgd $13,000 of negotiable ) paper. Ho made a confession , resigned and left town. Ills bond Is good , I'HH UUAI.TV JIAHICKT. I IN8TJIUMKNTB phice-d on record Monday. Muruli Ifi. U-J7 : WAItHANTV DKKDS. IKIIIII ) Hcherl' : ind wlfo to T. II. Nic e-oils , lot 31 , Ttiltle'H nilb'llv $4,000 Anna M. deary nnd hu bund to Unlteid Suites , lot C , b.ock 12 , HJUlJi Omiilin. 8.EOO Same to Hump , lot , block 72 , same , . 9,000 . U. Kowler and blisbiind to h.un , lot 6 , block 72 , mum- 5.600 Danlfl Haiinon to wuiii1 , 10 feet of lot 4 , block 71. s.imo , , . , 1,000 . H. Ilac-r und wlfo to fame , lot S , block 72. HIIIIU * , . 0,000 B.itnei lo K. K. Kowler , Hume , C.&OO Ntnvtou Jyiincl company to William UiKrctt. n 13 $ fceit of lotH 39 to VI , mibdlv bloe-k 'A , " Hese-rvolr add , nnd u li.ict adjacent , 1 U. Miller iir.d wife to K. h. Talbot , lot I , bloe-k 1-S , Houlli Onriha 1,500 . U. C'Uirk to A. J. WlllcliiH , lot 13 , blorl ; U , KoUnUo U H.'H jidd 3,000 . V , Hliaiiiinn apil Jiuslnnd to K , I. rlhniiiuin , lot 'JJ , block 0 , Blunders & H.'H Highland park , , 200 Boutli Omiilin Ijintl comp.tny to An ton NlrdzlelMky. n 14 of lot 6 , block 317. South Omiilui J50 Jnlln Uuti-H to Itoni : Huttiburg' , lot 23 , I'auUen'H add. . . , . . . , . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . , . , . \ Jcnnls Oruhum to J' . C. Cttldwell , lot > , b'ock- . W. 1 , , Bolby'M 1st ndd. . . . 500 Antonio Klmutiek nntl liujli.iml to Jo- BPiih Htrukol , part of lot , liarkcr'n iMotmnit : , , , . . . . . , , , . , , . 415 guhool district No. 23 to ficundlnavlan I..ipllHt church , ? i acit-s In an corner nw 23-48-9 , . , . , , , . . , , tiMM MMn 1 Total amount of transfers. , . . . . , , , . 15,201 J